Guests include J. Tom Morgan, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and Epidemiologist Michael Osterholm. Topics discussed include the Georgia Grand Jury report, Gov. Newsom's relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the next pandemic, falling public trust in institutions, and New York City's struggle with migrants.
Booster shots are crucial in maintaining immunity against COVID-19 and addressing new variants, but ensuring vaccine uptake remains a challenge.
New York City needs more support and resources to handle the influx of migrants, including shelter, education, and necessary services.
There is a potential impact from Hurricane Lee on eastern New England or Nova Scotia, emphasizing the importance of monitoring the storm's trajectory and preparing for potential impacts.
Deep dives
COVID-19 booster shots expected to be approved by FDA
The FDA is expected to approve new COVID-19 booster shots, which will provide additional protection against the virus. The booster shots will help cover the new variants of the virus and are important in maintaining immunity. However, the challenge lies in ensuring that people actually get the booster shots, as many eligible individuals have not received previous boosters. It is crucial to continue working on increasing vaccine uptake.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams criticizes lack of support for handling influx of migrants
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has criticized fellow Democrats and the Biden administration for not providing enough support in handling the influx of migrants into the city. He believes that the current state laws and policies regarding sheltering migrants are not sufficient, and more needs to be done to address the growing crisis. Adams emphasizes the need for resources and coordination to provide shelter, education, and other necessary services for migrants arriving in New York City.
Hurricane Lee intensifies in the Atlantic
Hurricane Lee, a category four storm, has intensified rapidly in the Atlantic Ocean. While it has weakened slightly, it remains a major hurricane. The path of the storm is uncertain, but there is a possibility that it may impact eastern New England or Nova Scotia. It is essential to monitor the storm's trajectory and prepare for potential impacts, particularly in heavily forested areas.
Looking back at the daily version of Meet the Press and plans for the future
The daily version of Meet the Press, hosted by Chuck Todd, will come to an end. While it has provided top-notch political news and analysis on a daily basis, the show will continue in its Sunday format. Chuck Todd expresses gratitude for the opportunity to host the show and praises the dedicated team of individuals who have made it possible. He will continue to be involved in NBC's political coverage, focusing on education and nuance in politics.
Importance of being prepared for future pandemics
Public health expert Michael Osterholm emphasizes the need to be prepared for future pandemics. He acknowledges that the public's trust in institutions and vaccines is at an all-time low and calls for a comprehensive review to learn from the experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Osterholm stresses the importance of effective communication and providing resources to combat future outbreaks effectively.
Chuck Todd moderates his final show as moderator of Meet the Press NOW. J. Tom Morgan says the Georgia Grand Jury report “should not have been released.” Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) addresses his relationship with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. New York City struggles to accommodate an influx of migrants. Epidemiologist Michael Osterholm worries about the next pandemic, as public trust in institutions fall after Covid. Susan Page, Cornell Belcher and Brad Todd join the Meet the Press NOW roundtable.
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